Cybersecurity
Security work focused on the unglamorous fundamentals that actually prevent most breaches.
Most breaches we get called in to help clean up after did not involve a sophisticated attacker. They involved an unpatched dependency, a stale credential, or an access control nobody revisited as the team grew. We prioritize accordingly.
That means a security practice built on continuous patching, access reviews, and incident response readiness, not just a single point in time audit that goes stale the day after it is delivered.
What's included
Security audits and penetration testing
Access control review and identity management
Automated dependency and vulnerability patching
Incident response planning and readiness
Compliance support for SOC 2, HIPAA, and similar frameworks
Who this is for
Businesses that have never had a formal security review
Teams preparing for a compliance audit or enterprise sales deal
Organizations recovering from a recent security incident
How we get there
Discover
We audit how your team actually works today, not how the org chart says it works, before proposing anything.
Architect
A concrete plan: what gets built, what gets configured, what gets left alone, and why.
Implement
Iterative delivery with working software in your hands early, not a single release at the end.
Support
We stay involved after go live. A rollout that breaks in week two was never actually finished.
Frequently asked
Do you offer a one time audit or ongoing security work?
Both, though we generally recommend ongoing engagement, since a security posture that is only reviewed once a year drifts significantly in between.
Can you help us prepare for a SOC 2 or HIPAA audit?
Yes, including gap analysis against the specific framework and remediation of the findings before the formal audit.
What do you do if you find a critical vulnerability during an audit?
We flag it immediately, not in a final report weeks later. Critical findings get a remediation plan the same week they are discovered.